1992 Honda Accord consumer reviews

Love this car.I think my 1992 Accord station wagon is still the best looking car on the road. After 120,000 miles the factory exterior paint, as well as the interior upholstery, looks brand new. It doesn't use a drop of oil and it's as peppy as the day I bought brand it new. My only complaint is the retractible antenna which leaves six inches still sticking out when the radio is turned off. If I was really bothered about that, it's easily replaced.

My mother bought her 92 accord in 92, and gave it to me in 2003. I have loved this car. It was not only reliable, but easy to own. I gave it back to her a few months ago, and hope to buy another one soon. I had so few problems, that I have nothing to list. All I can say is with proper maitanence these cars last a life time.

Great all around car. excelent quality and great milage, worth every penny. Would definitly buy again. lots of fun.

This car is definately an awesome car. So far, this car has lasted 15 years (113k miles) and is doing just fine for its seniority. There have only been a few minor problems with this car, and just one major one, unlike other cars in this one's class. The klutch busted while cruising through a leveled parking lot (easily fixed), the heater doesnt work anymore, the glove compartment never closes all the way so the light stays on, and the antenna has some problems moving up and down, but opening and slamming the trunk fixes that. As you can see, these problems are very minor, honda is one of the most reliable makers, so less couldnt be expected.

I've owned my 92 since 98 and I love it! It is very reliable and low maintenance...a great car for someone who doesn't want to put much work into their vehicle. No need to lease a Honda...they work great and rarely need fixing. My car is nearly 15 years old and I plan to keep it another 5 years at which time I will sell and it will still be a great deal for the next driver. You can't go wrong with a Honda, I'm definately a fan!

The best car I ever owned having only sold it recently. Interior features began to fail a number of years back but kept moving. Other than changing the timing belt at 90k, the car had never seen the inside of the dealership or mechanic shop. Had rust not begun its work and if I had a place to park it my 15 year old would have been driving when she got her license. The manual transmission is a must.